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6A. State Plan Goal, Objective, and Improvement and Expansion: State EMS Plan Goal: Identifyis th. ice below th. epecifc Soli and ib pcss .umber is the l Y 1991-93 .tate EMS plea, which your project ae help accomplish. Describe how you project addisree thio Seai. Critical and Specialized Care 1.3 of the State Plan, Medical Direction 2.3 of the State Plan (Priority 6): Purchase computer hardware/software to facilitate Quality Assurance, data collection and storage. Provide electronic data transfer from outlying EMS sub -stations to the Emergency Mediae]. Services administrative office. Initiate the ability to transfer the uniform prehospital EMS Run Report and Trauma Log information to the State EMS/HRS office. Improve inventory control for all expendable supplies and capital equipment. Safeguard critical personnel records. Provide the ability to collect up -to -the minute statistical data. (See Pages 3-9 of the State Plan Critical & Specialized Care) (See Pages 22-24 of the State Plan Medical Direction) State EMS Plan Objective: Ideetify boil. below th. sped Re objective sod Wimp umber WOO Mata phis, which your project will help accomplish. Dewxibe bow your project will address thio objective. Critical and Specialized Care 1.3 of the State Plan, Medical Direction 2.3 of the State Plan (Priority 6): Purchase hardware/software to comply with the up coming Statewide Data Collection System. Enhance our Quality Assurance•program. Provide State EMS office with mandated uniform prehospital run report elements and trauma registry data requirement through electronic transfer. (See Pages 3-9 of the State Plan Critical & Specialized Care) (See Pages 22-24 of the State Plan Medical Direction) Improvement and Expansion of Prehospital EMS. Describe in measurable terms, bow your project will bot improve and expend prehospital EMS. New computer hardware/software would allow current staff to improve and expand the existing computer system, creating a network between the EMS sub -stations and the central EMS office. The expansion will allow management staff the ability to identify system deficits and needed EMS staff training through an enhanced duality assurance program utilizinc the computer network and the up-to-date information this network will provide. Response statistics and data entry would be accomplished in a more cost/time effectii manner with up -to -the minute EMS statistics. Equally important would be the ability for improved inventory control of medical supplies and capital equipment.